About Us
Our School
The school was established in May 1988 and is a non-profit making organization. It receives no grants and all funding is from school fees. A Board of Trustees and the Principal, Mrs. Mary Kinnell, administers the school. The Trustee Members are Mr. William Cooper, Mr. Charles Walwyn, and Mrs. Barbara Hesse-Merchant, with Mrs. Gaylanell O'Garro assisting the board.
Our Staff
There are presently fourteen members of staff: the school secretary, seven class teachers, three teachers’ assistants, a Spanish teacher, a P.E. Coach and a Music teacher. All our teachers are qualified teachers with years of teaching experience both in Antigua and abroad.
Why Choose Our Institution
Experience the Difference: Why St. Nicholas Primary School is the Ideal Choice for Your Child's Primary Education Journey
Excellent Academic Programs
At St. Nicholas, we offer a comprehensive academic curriculum that covers core subjects : Mathematics, English, Science, and Social Studies, along with extra-curricular programs that encourage creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Experienced and Dedicated Teachers
Our experienced and dedicated teachers are passionate about teaching and committed to ensuring that every student reaches their full potential. They are trained to cater to each child's unique learning style and needs, helping them succeed in both their academic and personal lives.
Safe and Nurturing Environment
Our primary school prioritizes the safety and well-being of our students. We provide a supportive and nurturing learning environment where children can feel comfortable and confident to learn and grow.
Our Mission
We aim through the breadth and diversity of our curriculum and activities to:
Nurture the talents of each child in a supportive and purposeful learning environment.
Promote the highest academic standards in all aspects of the curriculum by ensuring that all pupils develop to their full potential
Encourage children to be self-disciplined and independent.
Encourage children to show interest in the environment and to actively care for it. Children learn the benefits of recycling from an early age.
Encourage enquiring and creative minds with an enthusiasm for learning by providing a welcoming, friendly, and supportive environment.
